Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 26th 2016) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 70 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Good thinking!' |
| 'Tommyrot!' |
| 'You don't want to miss it!' |
| 2012 thriller with John Goodman and Alan Arkin |
| 4.0, maybe |
| A crane might hover over one |
| Active ingredient in marijuana, for short |
| Bacteriologist's discovery |
| Bill Clinton or George W. Bush, informally |
| Bit of bronze |
| Boobs |
| Bought or sold, e.g |
| Chick's tail? |
| Child of Uranus |
| City in central Israel |
| City with the world's largest clock face |
| Cup or bowl, but not a plate |
| Cut of the pie chart: Abbr |
| European country whose flag features a George Cross |
| Eye-opening problem? |
| Father of Fear, in myth |
| Feature of the 1876 or 2000 presidential election |
| Fibonacci, notably |
| First name in gossip |
| Fuming |
| Hare-hunting hounds |
| Hypnotized |
| Informal move |
| It's water under the bridge |
| Joan of Arc quality |
| Kale or quinoa, it's said |
| Knee jerk, perhaps |
| Large letter in a manuscript |
| Like some seals |
| Lunk |
| Many sisters |
| Multimedia think piece |
| Nickname for a two-time Wimbledon winner |
| Off |
| Only highest-grossing film of the year that lost money |
| Org. doing pat-downs |
| Ornamental garden installation |
| Painter Veronese |
| Part of a devil costume |
| Party person |
| Passing concern? |
| Phone charger feature |
| Pickup points |
| Pirouetting, perhaps |
| Place for bowlers |
| Political accusation |
| Quick tennis match |
| Relieve, in a way |
| Say irregardless? |
| Social app with the slogan 'the world's catalog of ideas' |
| Spots that might smear |
| State |
| Statistician's tool |
| Statue outside Boston's TD Garden |
| Stephen Curry was one in '15 and '16 |
| Stocking stuff |
| Straight men |
| Successful campaign sign |
| Temper |
| They're straight |
| This, in Taxco |
| Through |
| Variety of quick bread |
| Watering holes |
| What emo songs may convey |